Nudges can be transparent and yet effective
Nudges, policy instruments that seek to change behaviour without banning or incentivizing alternative ways of action, are sometimes seen as manipulative. Implementing nudges in a transparent way can address such reservations, but is rarely considered. Transparent nudges can be as effective as their opaque counterparts and might even be viewed more favourably. Nudging transparently is a promising policy option.
BRUNS Hendrik;
2021-11-02
European Commission
JRC125313
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